Free GDPR Seminar and Networking Event

GDPR is here to stay, so we’re kicking off the year with a free seminar and networking event aimed at the third sector. Attend this event if you are trustee or administrator of a charity account.

We will provide short talks about the current state of GDPR, enforcement and considerations to make when reviewing your charity or trust for GDPR compliance. We will use this opportunity to discuss how GoodtoGive is approaching this area and discuss our 2019 roadmap in greater detail. Networking with light refreshments will follow.

This event will benefit all current and prospective charity trustees because we will provide information you can take and apply to your own organisation.

Held in conjunction with RBS, this event is situated in the heart of Marylebone London and completely free to attend!

Hosts:

Des Stewart: Des has 25 years+ experience of working in the private and public sectors, for the last 10 years he has been working with organisations in the Third Sector and at GoodtoGive has developed an online declaration management system and governance model for small and large charities, focusing on those in the faith-based sector.

Sandeep Amar: Sandeep is a seasoned management consultant with over two decades of experience, across five continents having provided counsel to numerous organisations across the public and private sector.  He has deep expertise in the area of Data Protection and Information Security.

Schedule:

• 18.00 Registration and Reception (with refreshments)
• 18:30 Introduction
• 18:40 GDPR Review
• 19:20 GTG Services review – Road Map for 2019
• 19:45 Networking – Meet the team (Refreshments)
• 20:30 End session

This is a free event, but registration is required as the numbers are limited.

GoodtoGive – Data Protection Officer Training Course

We are holding a 1-day course designed to provide trustees of faith-based charities essential training on how to manage and process data within GDPR guidelines. As a Data Protection Officer, you are tasked with maintaining best practice and staying legally compliant so it is important to know how to manage this responsibility. You will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course and will be eligible for a discount on the G-Flow tool, GoodtoGive’s workflow tool for managing charity data compliance.

We will align the training to G-Flow, our company tool for managing GDPR compliance, but usage of the tool is not a pre-requisite to certification.

Who is the DPO training course for?

If you are in charge of a charity or trust, are nominated as your charitable organisation’s Data Protection Officer, or are starting a charity and want to set off in the right direction. The information on this course is tailored for third sector organisations.

What is the DPO training course agenda?

The course is split into 7 modules:

Module I: GDPR primer. Covering context and definitions, discussing the penalties and implications of non-compliance and an overview of the G-Flow toolset.

Module II: Data protection principles and leveraging the G-Flow toolset.

Module III: Data subject rights, organisational obligations and expectations..

Module IV: Data Controller and Processor responsibilities and obligations.

Module V: Data transfer compliance, scope and obligations.

Module VI: Role of the Supervisory Authority, engagement and compliance. Risk and disaster management.

Module VII: Operational Data Protection and being a Data Protection Officer.

DPO Training Course Leaders:

Sandeep Amar, LLM, MSc, BSc(hons), CIPP, CISSP, CISA, CISM, CEH, CFI, ISO 27001:LA, GDPR-P

Sandeep is a seasoned management consultant with over two decades of experience, across five continents having provided counsel to numerous organisations across the public and private sector. He has deep expertise in the area of Data Protection and Information Security, as well as Mergers and Acquisition, Securities Law, and Intellectual Property protection. Sandeep has extensive knowledge of the practical implications of achieving compliance with relevant legislation and standards, as well as addressing issues, if and when they occur. He has most recently been spearheading GDPR compliance and operationalisation for a number of charities, financial services and technology organisations in the US and Europe.

Des Stewart, Charity Consultant from GoodtoGive

Des has 25 years+ experience of working in the private and public sectors, for the last 10 years he has been working with organisations in the Third Sector and at GoodtoGive has developed an online declaration management system and governance model for small and large charities, focusing on those in the faith-based sector.
Des’ experience of organisational compliance and governance has been gained from his wide ranging experience of work from managing British Standard ISO accreditation, implementing business continuity and disaster recovery plans as well as governance models for both large and small organisations. The creation of the GoodtoGive GDPR compliance package is the latest of his services to improve the governance within the Third Sector.

Cost:

£325 + VAT. Advance registration is required and cutoff for bookings is 15th February 2019.

Time:

Starts promptly at 9.30am, finishes at 3.30pm. Lunch and refreshments are provided.

GoodtoGive – DPO Training Course

We are holding a 1-day DPO training course for trustees of faith-based charities. This training provides essential information on how to manage and process data within GDPR guidelines. As a Data Protection Officer, you are tasked with maintaining best practice and staying legally compliant so it is important to know how to manage this responsibility. Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a certificate and will be eligible for a discount on our G-Flow tool.

We will align the training to G-Flow, our company tool for managing GDPR compliance though knowledge of the tool is not a prerequisite to certification.

Who is the DPO training course for?

If you are in charge of a church, charity or trust. If you are nominated as your charitable organisation’s DPO, or, starting a charity and want to set off in the right direction.

The information on this course is tailored for third sector organisations.

What is the DPO training course agenda?

The course is split into 7 modules:

Module I: GDPR primer

• Context and definitions
• Penalties and implications of non-compliance
• Overview of G-Flow

Module II: Principles

• Data protection principles
• Leveraging the G-Flow toolset

Module III: Data Subjects

• Data subject rights
• Organisational obligations and expectations

Module IV: Data Controller

• Controller and Processor responsibilities
• Controller obligations

Module V: Data transfer

• Transfer compliance and scope
• Data transfer obligations.

Module VI: Authority and Risk

• Role of the Supervisory Authority
• SA engagement and compliance
• Risk and disaster management.

Module VII: Operations

• Operational Data Protection
• Being a Data Protection Officer.

DPO Training Course Leaders:

Sandeep Amar, LLM, MSc, BSc(hons), CIPP, CISSP, CISA, CISM, CEH, CFI, ISO 27001:LA, GDPR-P

Sandeep is a seasoned management consultant with over two decades of experience. He has worked across five continents providing counsel to numerous organisations across the public and private sector. He has deep expertise in the area of data protection and information security. He also has strong legal knowledge of mergers and acquisition, securities law and intellectual property. Sandeep has extensive knowledge of how to practically achieve compliance. He understands relevant legislation and standards, as well as the best way to resolve issues, if and when they occur. He has most recently been implementing GDPR compliance procedures for a number of charities, financial services and technology organisations in the US and Europe.

Des Stewart, Charity Consultant from GoodtoGive

Des has 25 years of experience working in the private and public sectors. For the last 10 years he has been working with organisations in the Third Sector. He co-founded GoodtoGive who help charitable organisations meet governance and compliance requirements.

He has previously managed the British Standard ISO accreditation, implemented plans in business continuity, disaster recovery and governance for both small and large multinational organisations in the commercial and third sectors.

Cost:

£325 + VAT. Advance registration is required. Book now as places are limited.

Time:

Starts promptly at 9.30am, finishes at 3.30pm. Lunch and refreshments are provided.

Free Trustee Responsibility – Charity Governance and Compliance Seminar & Workshop – Croydon, London. 16th March 2019

We will be holding a special free trustee seminar and workshop on Saturday 16th March.

This is an essential event if you are a trustee of a charity, in charge of Gift Aid/HMRC tax relief, or charity accounts reporting. We will be revealing tips you can use in your own charity or trust drawing on specialist knowledge of faith-based organisations in the third sector. This should not to be missed if you are a clergyman, priest, pastor or run a ministry, faith-based charity or trust.

We will be talking about how to safely manage Gift Aid and the best ways to ensure compliance is met. We will give tips on charity accounting and maximising your church or charity’s income potential. We will discuss the Gift Aid Small Donation Scheme (GASDS) and how to navigate a HMRC audit.

You will also gain useful insights into how your charity’s legal position could affect your ability to retrospectively claim gift aid.

This event will take place in Croydon at Acts House on Union Road.

Hosts:

Des Stewart: Des has more than 25 years of experience working in the private and public sectors. For the last 10 years, working exclusively with third sector faith-based organisations after co-founding GoodtoGive. There, he has helped to develop an online declaration management system and hands-on governance services for small and large charities. 

Sandeep Amar: Sandeep is a seasoned management consultant with over two decades of experience. Having worked across five continents, he has provided counsel to many organisations across the public and private sector.  He has deep expertise in the area of Data Protection and Information Security.

Schedule:

• 10.00 Registration and Reception (with refreshments)
• 10:30 Introduction
• 10:40 Trustee compliance
  • Trustee or Senior Leader Requirements in the 3rd sector
  • Charitable Status & Registration
  • Record Keeping and Auditing
  • Financial Health
• 12:00 Break and Refreshments
• 12:20 GDPR compliance 9 months on
• 12:50 Increasing your churches/church income – Gift Aid and Fundraising
• 13:30 Networking and Meet the Team
• 14:00 End session

Address:

Acts House, 30 Union Road, Croydon, CR0 2XU

This is a free event, but registration is required as the numbers are limited.

Do not miss this event if you are a Church or Charity Trustee.